The Remton 383 MK2, Janine Elliot tries it in her system for Hifi Pig Magazine (April 2016):
A high level of three-dimensionality of sound was also observed, particularly in the depth of sound front-to-back. Everything was smooth, relaxed, unfettered. At no time did I find this phono-stage needy nor was it limited.Read review
The Remton lets the music flow into the room in such a natural way, it has an ease that is seldom disrupted, no matter what you throw at it. Classical, jazz, pop, male or female singers make no difference to the way you experience the rich and dynamic sound...Read review
The reviewed system delivered rich, organic sound. That's what I noticed when listening to the first record, but it stayed in the back of my head also after many days of listening. Sound, timbre seems so rich as, in photography, after editing raw picture and adding some color and enhancing contrast. There is no exaggeration here – it is a small adjustment to make sound bit more lively than in reality and thus – more attractive to listen to. Many manufacturers do the same thing using different means. But the Czech phonostage does it in a particularly charming way. There is no significant coloration of lower midrange, no bass enhancement, and yet sound seems “big” and palpable.Read review Read review in Polish
I’ve enjoyed highly the testing and listening period with Remton 383 tube phono stage. Even first few note strikes entrapped my mind and evoke the curiosity. Remton 383 tube phono stage is a matured product, that can "squeeze" an impressive amount of information from vinyl records via MM or high output MC cartridges. There is no abundance of these out there and this phono preamplifier opens up a world of analog replay with the best possible invitation. Recommended! Read review
